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Or if you're a real go-getter you can learn ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and read the pottery from Abydos which is about 5200 years old.

The Osirion at Abydos in Egypt could have had therapeutic effects, according to Dorothy Eady (Omm Sety) who says she got healed by its waters, as did many others.

:D The correlative update routine for the coordinate system is in the DHD for example so the earth gate could originally only dial Abydos until they added that to their homebrew DHD.

From the conclusion: > Different calculated and archaeological ages, beyond one standard error, were noticed for one sample at Valley Temple at Chephren's complex (limestone), one at Sphinx Temple (granitic), and one at Seti II Abydos (sandstone).

Vimana are not unique to India and there are references from all over the world and include the Egyptian Saqqara Bird, the pre-Columbian golden airplane models, the Greek Icarus legend, the Chariot of Ezekiel, the Nazca runways (lines), The Abydos carvings, The Tassili rock paintings from Algeria and the Chinese references to Lu Ban’s wooden aircraft that flew great distances.

Being able to read Egyptian gave a whole new perspective in the 19th century: Khufu's name is on the king's list at Abydos.

Once you're there you can dial the gate and walk through to find yourself walking out of a pyramid on a desert planet called Abydos.

I assumed "Abydos" was just a made up name.

Abydos is a necropolis so old and prominent, one of Osiris' most common epithets is "lord of Abydos." The job of the funerary priests was to present offerings of "bread, beer, and every good and pure thing" (Cf.

Now we know why he really stayed on Abydos.

Monuments include the Giza plateau (Sphinx Temple, Valley Temple, Mykerinus), the Qasr-el-Saqha, the Khasekemui tomb and the Seti I Temple with Osirion at Abydos.

> We shipped one of them off to the nearest inhabited planet in another star system – horrible hellhole of a place called Abydos.

I assumed "Abydos" was just a made up name.

Abydos is a necropolis so old and prominent, one of Osiris' most common epithets is "lord of Abydos." The job of the funerary priests was to present offerings of "bread, beer, and every good and pure thing" (Cf.

Being able to read Egyptian gave a whole new perspective in the 19th century: Khufu's name is on the king's list at Abydos.

Once you're there you can dial the gate and walk through to find yourself walking out of a pyramid on a desert planet called Abydos.

Now we know why he really stayed on Abydos.